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  Word Explanations obsolete, nostalgic, adroit, parochial, tedious, repugnant, wan, anonymous, ephemeral, meticulous


   
Explanation of obsolete (adjective)
out of date; outdated; archaic; extinct; antiquated



   
Explanation of nostalgic (adjective)
longing for the past; filled with bittersweet memories



   
Explanation of adroit (adjective)
expert; skillful



   
Explanation of parochial (adjective)
religious; narrow-minded; provincial



   
Explanation of tedious (adjective)
wearisome; tiresome; dreary



   
Explanation of repugnant (adjective)
inconsistent; resistant; contradictory; opposed; averse



   
Explanation of wan (adjective)
lacking color; sickly pale; exhausted



   
Explanation of anonymous (adjective)
nameless; unidentified



   
Explanation of ephemeral (adjective)
very short-lived; lasting only a short time; transitory



   
Explanation of meticulous (adjective)
exacting; precise; pedantic; cautious concerning minute details



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